Billing Error You Made Apology Letter
June 25th, 2010 | Published in Apology Letter
In businesses, errors in transactions are unavoidable. Sometimes it may be caused by your employees. But sometimes, you may have committed the mistake. Instead of focusing on the error that was done, better concentrate on measures that you can do to remedy the issue. There are points that you have to consider when you explain an error you have made.
- Write as you talk but be considerate and sincere with your tone.
- The letter should not be lengthy yet brief and concise.
- Make sure you include all the needed information. Explain why the error occurred.
- Accept your mistake and take responsibility for it.
- Assure your customers that the incident will never happen again.
- And lastly, proofread your letter before you hand them to the customers.
Sample Letter
May 26, 2010
Molly Burke
142 Peter St.
Birmingham, Texas 70382
Dear Ms. Burke,
We would like to thank you for informing us about the error on your credit card. We would like to express our sincerest apology for the accidental duplication of the service charge on your account. There was an error in my accounting and I overlooked to recheck the transactions that were done last week. The accounting department is resolving this issue to make sure that this will never happen again.
We extend our gratitude for bringing this matter to our attention. This will help us in providing you better service in the future. We are looking forward to serving you again. Rest assured that this error will not happen again. To make up for this error, we are offering you a VIP privilege card which contains discounts for our premium products and services. Our aim is to regain your confidence and trust.
If you have any other concerns that you would like to address, please feel free to contact me at 333-883-0893. We are more than willing to help you with your concerns. Thank you very much and have a nice day.
Sincerely,
John Patrickson
Manager, All Time Credit Company